The phrase "a level that gives" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific standard or degree of something that provides a certain benefit or outcome.
Example: "We need to establish a level that gives our students the best chance for success in their future careers."
Alternatives: "a standard that provides" or "a degree that offers".
And Mr. Obama has alluded repeatedly to his willingness to re-engage with Republicans based on his last offer for $400 billion in Medicare cuts, made during the negotiations in December over the so-called fiscal cliff; that's a level that gives heartburn to some Democrats in Congress who see no need to compromise at this point.
The core of this system centers on forming the young inmates into 12-kid units, where they learn to be responsible for one another---for both the benefits of improved behavior and the consequences of bad behavior---on a level that gives them an entirely new social context.
But it was the job in the kitchens of Raymond Blanc's Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons in Oxfordshire, after finishing A-levels, that gave him the real start.
The book by Wolf [ 29] is a more accessible reference at a basic level that gives formulas and procedures for simple studies.
In 2005, I was inspired to start the PJ Library program, a North American initiative implemented on a local level that gives the gift of Jewish children's literature and music.
The concentration level that gives an S/N ratio of about 3 1 at which analytes can be readily detected was reported as the limit of detection.
The concentration level that gives an S/N ratio of about 10 1 at which analytes can be readily quantified with accuracy and precision was reported as the limit of quantitation.
Presently, there is no comprehensive listing or organisational structure at the national or regional level that gives an overview of the materials currently available.
Presently, the rate of change (and especially exogenous change) have reached a level that has given researchers and managers alike reason to reflect upon and be concerned about whether this balance could or should be maintained in the future.
Department of Health says it would like the vaccine uptake to rise to 95% – a level that would give "herd immunity".
The rate of change (and especially exogenous change) has reached a level that could give reason to reflect upon and be concerned about whether the institutional balance could - or should - be maintained in the future.
